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Our partners at WURD are convening some of Philadelphia’s brightest lights of African American arts and culture for a Black History ...

The Kimmel Center’s free concert series, “Live from the Plaza Stage,” co ...

After spending almost two years in the dark, the Independence Hall clock tower will glow once again starting today. The refurbishe ...

When the dismissal bell rings at Germantown High School, many students leave for their homes or even an after-school job. Yet, som ...

As promised, New Jersey Gov. vetoed on Friday the same-sex marriage bill passed by the Assembly a day earlier and the state Senate on Mon ...

Tales of both city and street engaged the members of the East Falls Community Council this week. Al Schmidt, recently elected City ...

On Sunday, suburban Philadelphia congregations will offer up a prayer for the unemployed. According to organizer Cheryl Spaulding, ...

Governor Chris Christie on Friday evening vetoed a bill that would have allowed same-sex marriage in New Jersey. The ...

Politics may well be the most taboo topic in social settings – even on President’s Day. Bring it up, and you might soon find ...

A new study confirms that any wind turbines built off the coast of New Jersey would stand relatively little risk of being destroyed by a ...

A Senate committee has approved legislation that would make it a crime for first responders in New Jersey to distribute photographs of ac ...

Pennsylvania Governor Tom Corbett’s proposed budget would cut almost $60 million of medical research money that used to come from t ...

On Friday, the University of Pennsylvania named W.E.B. Du Bois an honorary professor, 49 years after his death. The Harvard-traine ...

Now that South Jersey is one step closer to adding a light rail line from Camden to Glassboro, we wanted to know how you get around? ...

Philadelphia Police are searching for a purse-snatcher who has reportedly been working bars along Main Street in Manayunk. A crime ...